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Three weeks to deadline, only 3 per cent of Tamil Nadu govt staff disclosed assets

First reported 8 Oct, 07:10 UTCUpdated 2d ago3 sources

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CHENNAI: With just three weeks left for filing the annual statement of assets, debts and other liabilities for the year ended December 31, 2025, only 26,520 (3.12%) state government employees have filed it as of October 8. The low compliance has raised questions among employees, particularly since the chief…

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Tamil Nadu CM Vijay claimed ownership over 50 cents of poromboke land in Kodaikanal, alleges election petitioner before Madras High Court

He also says, the Neelangarai bungalow was not inherited but acquired through a settlement deed executed by his father S.A. Chandrasekhar in 2005

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Tamil Nadu CM Vijay’s assets row: ‘ ₹30 crore not disclosed, will it matter to voters?’ — All about case in Madras HC

The Madras High Court questioned whether non-disclosure of assets worth ₹30 crore by Chief Minister Joseph Vijay in his election nomination papers would amount to “corrupt practice.”

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  1. The HinduLean LeftINHigh factuality
    Tamil Nadu CM Vijay claimed ownership over 50 cents of poromboke land in Kodaikanal, alleges election petitioner before Madras High Court (opens The Hindu in a new tab)

    He also says, the Neelangarai bungalow was not inherited but acquired through a settlement deed executed by his father S.A. Chandrasekhar in 2005

  2. MintCenterINHigh factuality
    Tamil Nadu CM Vijay’s assets row: ‘ ₹30 crore not disclosed, will it matter to voters?’ — All about case in Madras HC (opens Mint in a new tab)

    The Madras High Court questioned whether non-disclosure of assets worth ₹30 crore by Chief Minister Joseph Vijay in his election nomination papers would amount to “corrupt practice.”

  3. The New Indian ExpressCenterINHigh factuality
    Madras HC to pronounce orders on October 14 in plea challenging Vijay’s Perambur poll victory (opens The New Indian Express in a new tab)

    CHENNAI: The Madras High Court will pronounce orders on Wednesday, October 14, on a petition filed by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and TVK president C Joseph Vijay seeking dismissal of an election petition challenging his victory in the Perambur constituency in the April 2026 Assembly polls. The election petition filed…

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